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  • Location
    New Zealand

System

  • CPU
    G4560
  • Motherboard
    Gigabyte GA-B250M-D3H
  • RAM
    8 GB DDR4
  • GPU
    Gigabyte GTX 960 4GB
  • Case
    Phanteks P300
  • Storage
    256GB HDD + 128GB SSD
  • PSU
    Seasonic SS-520AM2 M12II
  • Display(s)
    Samsung 24'"
  • Cooling
    Stock CPU Cooler
  • Keyboard
    Ducky Shine 3 - Cherry MX Red
  • Mouse
    Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum
  • Sound
    Logitech Z506
  • Operating System
    Windows 10

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  1. The description on the livestream says "Get an XP Gold membership free for life".
  2. Thank you so much for your help. And thank you also, W-L.
  3. I'm currently using a Phanteks P300 with two 120mm intake fans (salvaged from a BitFenix Prodigy), and the provided Phanteks exhaust fan. I wish to replace the two intake fans, and potentially the exhaust in future. My build is budget oriented, with a G4560 and a GTX 960, so I'm trying to get some good bang for buck fans. My budget is flexible, the ML140 fans at $60 NZD for the twin pack seemed like a good way to replace my intake fans on a budget. The Noctua NF-A14 fans are $40 NZD a pop, and 120mm Noctua fans are around $35 NZD each. Be Quiet! Pure Wings 2 are $20 NZD, Pure Wings 3 are $35 NZD. This is the site I use to search. I would like to save money if possible, $30 NZD per fan seems reasonable. I don't need LEDs, I'm getting a Phanteks LED strip to fill that hole.
  4. Noctua 120mm 1500rpm fans, vs Corsair 140mm 2000rpm fans? I'm sure it's not just a numbers game, but could you explain why you would recommend the Noctua fans? (Gentle Typhoons are hella expensive here).
  5. Oh I didn't even realize there was an RGB variant, I don't think they're available here. I was speaking of the ones without lighting, that come in a twin pack. The reason I posted this is because I don't see them recommended very often, so I figured there might be something holding them back.
  6. Is there some hidden con to these fans that I'm not aware of, because they seem great for the price. I'm looking at the twin pack of 140mm fans to replace my current two stock 120mm intake fans.
  7. I have a Phanteks P300 here that I'm looking to light up. The connector inside of the case is the female to this cable: And the current kit I have looks like this: Is it possible to mash these together with an adapter, or is an off brand (cheap) strip that uses the same cabling as Phanteks? I'm aware that I can just use my current kit with molex etc but I'd rather use the onboard tech so it syncs with my case LED color. I've also misplaced the remote.. Thanks in advance.
  8. Ok, I am able to adjust the height on my chair, I'll stop worrying. I wish you luck with your issue.
  9. Wait, this is a thing? My chair has a slight wobble, could the cap cause this?
  10. I personally use an Xbox 360 controller with a wireless receiver. Game developers often include out of the box support for the Xbox 360 controller, so you don't have to install software in order for it to work.
  11. Thank you @Leonard, @TheNaitsyrk, much appreciated.
  12. Yep that one, but they also come in black: I just wanted to check they weren't total trash, and see if people use them.
  13. Title. Specifically the Apaches. They are some of the few fans I can find locally for under $20 nzd. For reference I have a couple of basic BitFenix fans from a Prodigy M in my new Phanteks P300. They're not terrible, but I wouldn't mind something with PWM and some higher RPMs. I'm not concerned about LEDs, just cooling.
  14. How fresh is the blister? If you did it today, I would wait until tomorrow.
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